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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
ST-ppOCtTr POLTTVCS BYSY Yr4P

A statement of some Of the work done bv Surrogate
Polns during the six years OF his administration
shows that he has leon n busy lie has disposed
OF % 115 motions has rendered 2726 written d"ci-
sions has settled and signed 29.G37 msccl ancna-
orders and DEGREES. has made 5.4O5 drrccs settling
cunts aud C.G55 DEGREES admitting Wills. The number
of wills offered was 1910 There were 505 fore en-
wills fled 3Si contested ws. 30 wills rejected.
1000 letters cstaiIcntary issued sal auxiliars let
ters te,tamcutary and letters of administration. oG
lettcr- OF administration and J,547 DEGREES OF guard
ian>ip.
yOTNG BRTDAL COPIES 10 FOCND MISSION.
The Rev IOrninnc q Jenanyan native born Armchair.
ufson who has charge Of the Bethany Institute mis-
nonary training ool of is city. married last oven
ing a, the home BRIDE No lOj East SeveneoAth At
The ceremony was performed nv the Rev Or Howard
crosby assisted by the Rev. II. McEwen number OF
the bridegroom. among the many guests
A reception 10 i,wcd the ceremony.
Mr. Jenanyan Going 10 Tarsus Asa Minor 10 found an
institute as q al TO the Apostle raa at his birth
place an the Rev McLachlan cassnae at the Union
Trustee. tho work with him. The
Institute Is incorporated under the Laws Of this state
benevolent charitable and educational pr-
and the youth OF the ottoman
Empire crosby Is The president a1d Colonel Eoti p
shepard vce.pesiicnt AnOug the members or the
roari OF appear the Of Dr. T. Deems Dr.
Ifgll James ~ KING, Df. william Orinison. Ut
T. s. 9orfs = Dr W. " TAYLOR. Nr. and Mrs JeInanyan
and Mr. and McLachian will start for Tarsus within
lew days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
sNOwsqoPNs on TIE CONTINENT.

VIENNA, Dec CA heavy snowstorm Is prevailing
here No train has left Pesh fsc Vienna since yeSter
iav The orient express. winch was due at PeSth us
mornn, hal not arrived at late hour this afternoon
AL the rail ways are either wholly or p-rdy DO 'S'l
PARIS Dee. 29-Ss weather is being experienced
In the France. There has been heiVJ IAN
Of suON Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30

SEVERE WEATHER on TIE ATLANTIC.
IovDoN. Dc. 29-S,cancrs arriving az Britlsh ports
report very severe weather on the Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
GERMANS INDIGNANT Ar LORD LUDLOW

Is WAsBI>GrON. Dec. -. l>Pocioi.-" Lord Lud-
low has been driven by public sentiment to
nttcmpt an explanation Of his unlawful order 10
open "A street through Genet ~ which Is pro
tcctcd by u charter granted by Congress. In
his explanation hc coolly ignore, TINS charter.
The directors Of the Genet ~ Association held a
meeting laht niqhi and greed 10 fight The matter
in the courts at every st.p IN ind -uailon meet
ing of G,nnans will bc held ncNt "Wednesday
night, when the attempted action ~ " Lord
Iud low viii be- thoroughly ventilated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
yrIErE4DERS IrrROTNG THE FREMDENE

TEEETEtDEFS IFFROlLG THE PRESIDENT
E.-ro> Dec 20 Tho mestiug AMI banquet OF the
N..acnus., [. Tarin I.o,orn League at the Bruns~
tom ~ was highly successful shortly hcforo "to'
IA. rnc.t. and msnbcrs began 20 arrive. and al ~ q
bu,iuos, meeting OF tho sseu" was held tosncl
/. t,lnts prrsitcd. and rr-olu'iOns apptsv ng III"
message Of President Cleveland were unan' mOusIy
adopted . .
vi Lowell culs.iksl President Cleveland ~ the n"'t
rrpra,caaivs OF the highc. bps ~ Amerctnl~in seen
.trs Ilnrsln ami aide that tr President hid ipuHd
tnc broom with which sweep away the rubbish hcap,
OF cant 10 he found ia avery Garner Ot politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
UUrTrH.LE-NT NOTI DINGFROrS PLACE

UVTTrHfII-NT NOT I Ding FROTS PLfCE
Ncrvons PERSONS who walk down Whrhellst from
Bowling Green anl the terminus Of the lroadway ana
seventh hycuu, Railroad ia the evening find soma
Cause to fear that thoy viii - assaulted Yet tho
roc, say TIA, there 3, no good reason for hc f. Eng
whitehall ST. from Bowling Green IL rs lrHie' ctioh
with .tatcsi IS certainly lonely at night. and ono
would Mutually prefer 10 ride even in a numbering
e:a down tho thoroushfarc unless he were I'm hurry
10 catch a ferrvhoai As thu d'lay from the wars
81 tho stages at The end 81 m" Broadway liza" is gen
orally long or, propc for that reason prefer walk
Ing 70 riding.
Captain Mclaughlin. OF the First Precinct Police
station. whose precinct SHIRT, tn Battery Park sad
Yesterday that b, id nor think ans on need h'
alarmed about any unusual danger on tho way to The
south or staten Island Ferries "Th'r' 4. police"
nan stationed AZ Oh" foot Of the elevated ,'aN all tn
vhlc.- aid hr. that f.. one g. ON dIfy f1m p m
10 m.du-if. aad %" is then r. licvcd un a. IN. I'll"
only cases 81 trouble icyoud dlso.drfy conduct, so
far rcru.frl from policemen posted IN r. are those
that come fom tho elevated roads. one man was
l,ur'f Der. dav for ruitinr iho Seaf- on an clr
,icI rar There arr THREE policemen on beats cent ma
al so.ih Ferry. un, patrol, state st., another WHIT.
hall g.. and another >outh-t. that one Of them is
sulc ~ Doe within halAs distance No ,nc'e siiI a.
sault CO., rob cry could veil taxi place there Us day "r
ui Iu flci uo case 81 .lulf from th"g' las uc' %
reported h'r, since hlNo lrrn In cha =" 90 th' PIE
u.f.. -tr o,tc-. Di the Same precinct. Who hn, TO
lrrp rfr d't ana u.-h' "u the 'uih i'.l, anu
sad; Be- ! rc' all n' 'arc 81 "ui O." 'I7.'''''
night 700 whitehall st.. or near no" south Terry
Lave bon around There in and on At all h'lr- ~ the
Chr. a'l fhrrc b, always almost 'Hir q" ~ ''' "l
fhr Nrrr policemen a."rnd
The Pal. COMMISSION f.. have - rou' $40. lltl,hf,
ou Gu'v thrr dly and nl,ht ~" cor mission is
have ld only onr comp llrt 90. to' ~" n th' rarh in
Two N"a.~. That onc Va in regard To runners At
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\ HoIrov TIrV NtTf9frTVG ~ CrFoTT0FH

4 ROSrON VTFW NfTfNFITNG ITS CrFNFfOHS
Tl.ar n Lord aui william Iuflrr assignee ~
Cr-hman IS to-. dealer. lu fancy rnod,. oi so. 80
Teur'e flacr. Io. TON. called meeting ~ tic Vow.
York crodto-- A. tho Metropolitan Hotel ~ II "a M.
yesterday. Salem I'ssn'r ~ 10" firm of " lnf-
lc- to pre-. 'dcl NJ tho meeting which Va. attend
Is MY ui the principal creditors. The condition
- th, nrm', aGa.li .hu~ol fh-t there were about
30 creditors ia aiL Their total Iahnic- ara
1000 aud their asset, t,.-. 600 Tho latter awoun'
g.. Tire Val alton % thr .tork hand at cost price,
BOA, a. a fl.crd sale. % .osld not realize han tlnt
amount lll' dozen Alta uIurni- have been made
iy N,o Nor. and Lo,tou hl.s, tcprc-cnfns about
$1,000
tu,hmau IS CO., made proposal 10 ti' creditors
10 ray thitfy cents ou ITO dollar. and th' creditors
appointed Joseph Na4Dcr, oi The firm ol alAcf - o.,
Nj M.,rr. u iho htm OF Mn-rr bro
th.rs. a.d Di. Gaftucr, committee 10 Investigate
mait. p, -ad rc.oit on the proposal The committed
then retired and btoA.ht ia tie following rloH
a:.cr au hour, consultation:
~Mo haze como th.oarn thorough Investigation
o. ta, siu-k 0u hali, ad after cAlciI o'id',a'l"n
81 al ILc d.tul, recommend 60 tho creditors ihr
aco, tln,c a. 80 - orDi, "n thc d"lAi. "" have
4.Inl D. DO. . 10 cents. GOA account oi thc F"''"
O., D.. Do iu Oboe hIL., oi ihr sd. iifl. l"Ht ih'
holiday ,a... and tuo rlJyO good book a'to.AH re-
ported. b., eastman az co.,
hy toe 'l,utui, present, and thr arrangement VIII
dlIll..s- ur canned uut a. the minor editors are
Ilciy sH" to a''cll toe "r','rn OF 10, 'r.''s
iu,AIuan co. unbeatable 10 Iay The ~ ) 'rh,- ON
ne dollar ly March H.. I'd" general feeling "i lhr
c,dlior, v - sutc tho old and hrhy esteemed MN
from Insolvency. II possible
Ja.cih icrl,i y 20. Of his city. who made tho
nr.t attachment days ago. offered to Wai'o thor
attachment tho moment th" ~iAnscm"li ven, Iu,"
oI.r v,i. they not pretty certain tho other hrus
Who have attachments would do tho same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
>rArEot Nrw.YoHS. ENr. "Ityr CrNNprR :
fp.r.,,,fl ALBANY. June -. l1~-. (
10 this. uEder date ~ Southampton, New forA., JHi
NJ IuN trulLrI IN nIrf |. lnllnMN.

request nv vour ''t hot ne regards the
facts Az. appeals To c'ol"t Judgment We arr
Ca upon neither charge nor COST ON :" ei"r
the Performance OF tho duties 81 Nh' We
To- a. the alout't ~
cleveland charge that neither cAtthutto noe
,,ny and tho choice OF r,signliln tcnuN a
ru,i, aud the Illness Ot each man beWnS The re
~ HI act%
examination ~ yonr propos on hv thr clear fht Az
for - nv the law ard tie priuculr. rmh-len ~ tho
rules mpre,ses the elton thlt the mower gwen
To- the by The Ht gives him colto' ever
the appoint tho tOmm,son"r~ OF It's HE" fAAmn
right To interfere, except ~ inc
- 10 cttssinca In Lane" WIN
In. stated In TIE act with the work 81 tAe COM
n lion that act Tina, the ~cc"nl az 'ons'
powers aud tho Commission IN r"Va t. he super
of ruls anl ihyr"t ftionS AMI lhiniles
with wifur~-es officers nni suhpUnis ant recon- endA 10"
% action invriotrncr VIII OF NJ
nv authorized INTENDED hl
act those LARGE. special I'D eN lsN" powers seem 70
have overuoN 81 Ia Your present Al on m ire
particularly itondoi 10 ''
efnoi's advisers tn matters co,rrr ny u" ,a" '
der wi ch they appoin 3D. who might h1 'nA"s"" q.
ric.sl IRE and sLOud depend Simply Oh 'uh'""
| courtesy ...-....., A.. a u.,..r
"xcrci'rd 'or ih' ."'N a.
the urst section Ov
hi, unfh,r ic al tho state. Tho nth
sc,tnu masking c,r.ain officers pistrus IA
sufficient cpnn.ct"l Win IN" pun"
ter md then created IL 10 be nel with
The nv consent ~ the senlte Admitting tie power
nrop, ry given the COMMISSIONER
In accordance he intention or tho act the question how
far powsr be property usl FOR tic putps' M
be without interest Tor the people ana
/ Yourself
These considers ions which Will not extend. compel me
VERY respectfully doclno request kliy Ia hanh ID
reading Of the law gnt
ra duty demand of no ds
The surrender pD-t tor tho winch you
would seem ike b'triva Of goa trust and an act in
cor. ,trnt with and with ny position ropis-
aentat.yc OF the Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-30
The reply OF the Hon. Henry A. Rchmoni to Gov
ernor Ul's demand was datsl at Buffalo. July T. and

aimed tho following ioT
Your power ri removing the Cv service Comm ssoners
OF To 10 question. Tho Law on IN :
point clear Int You II permit me TO tenrk ut tho
Jaw which the fouimi-- organized
ALLY ot tho d0ctiiae that all
powrr both o. removal aud appointment ara pupc trusts
exercised arbitrarily.
nna cause ami INT 81 removal wouli he
good whio d not Ia relate TO the
efficiency oi the public servi ~.
1.-THE removal on Ol great responsibility should
n tiullows tho should
made pnbc simply AZ piece OF nstoa 10 th' officer
tho Dpic who's servants all Officers no
people arrcertinly entsd To know the serioas
tho OF the sraou In order 10
Is pablo and private Interests winch prompt
I'd There have shorComn = =,
Of duties eva ~crricc Comm ssDHer
fully warrant ssek to place,
but must AJAX that they 10 communicated And
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
EASTERN RACES.
An Uneventful Day at Chicago and
New York

An Uneventful Day at Chicago and in
New York.
CHICAGO, July 1st-This was the first ex.
ira day at Washington Park. The weather
was fine, the track good, and the attend.
ance large.
The race for all ages, one mile, Rosalind
won, Spalding second, Daruna third. Time
1:42t.
For year-olds, five furlongs, Rita B
won, Bertha second, Fleurette third. Time
1:042
Same distance, for two-year- olds, Klittel
won, Elmira second, Cleopatra third Time
1:033.
In the fourth race, five furlongs, heats
between Kildare and Lady Parrish. from
Kansas City, for $4,000, Lady Parrish Won
the first heat by length in 1:032. In the
second heat Lady Parrish broke down
Kildare winning. Time, 1:07.
The selling race, one and one-sixteentt
miles, Biddy Bowling won, Jim Nave sec
ond, Trix third. Time, 1:05I.
The selling race, same distance. Cleones
won, Hetty s. second, Cheatfellow third
Time, 1:504.
The race for maiden three year-olds
seven furlongs, Valuable won, Corus sec
ond, Clay Sexton third. Time, 1:39a
AT sHEEPsuEAD BAY.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, July 1st-The weather
was fine to day. the track fast and the at
tendance good.
The five-eighths of mile Patrocles won
Flageoletta second, Pericles third. Time
1:013.
The race for 2-year-olds, three-quarter:
of mile, Slumber won, Ballston second
Billy Brown third Time, 1:I6.
The 3-year-olds, seven furlongs, Romr
won, Fiz Roy second, Maggie Mitchell
third. Time, 1:2S!.
The Ives stakes handicap mile and Q
quarter, Dry Monopole won, Elkwood sec.
ond, Richmond third. Time, 2:074
The mile and furlong on turf, Gonfal.
lon won, Thomasia second, Wonderment
third. Time 1:5S2.
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Central and South america.

b the arrival OF the Granada at ssr
Francisco we have Panama dates to June
18Th
Panama authorities have raised the Qua.
rantine against vessels from Chilean ports
northwar5.
Yellow fever continues TO prevail al
Cuenta. incubation proves a failure as a
remedy.
The 10: de .tEtioqllid reports landslide
on the Ell Padrero farm, in Concordia.
b0rying Senior Pedro A Restrepo. his wife
and nine children, and the servants in the
house. In all sixteen persons were killed.
in Colombia.
Locusts have appeared in swarms on the
coast of Salvador
Peruvian ports have been declared open
to all vessels bringing clean bills of health
from Chile. but only after they have under
gone quarantine Of from fire 10 seven
days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02

Lily of the Valley Lodge, No. IL, ID. of H.,
A. o. U. w. win meet in Changers Hall, THIS
Saturday EVENING. at S o'clock, for general
business. MRS. NJ. VOGELGESANG, c. OF H.
MAMIE ASH, Recorder. iy2-lt*
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antine. one of her passengers having died
of smallpox on the up trip.
Mrs. Victoria de la Cruz became insane
grieving over her husbands death, and at
tempted suicide.
The steamer Newbern. which arrived
from Mexico or Wednesday and was placed
in quarantine, was released on Thursday.
The State Board of Harbor Commission
ers have reelected Marsden Manson En-
gineer, and T. c. Coogan, Attorney. Ex-
Senator Dennis Spencer, of Napa, was
Coogan's rival for the place held by the lat
ter.
Yesterday James Aguillar while washing
windows in the second story of a drugstore,
on Market street, fell to the sidewalk and
fractured his left elbow, besides having
both wrists broken. He was also badly
cut about the head.
During fire in Oakland on Thursday
night the house of Kate Castleton was con-
sidered in danger for while, but the Fire
Department, which was promptly on the
ground, extinguished the flames before the
damage exceeded 800.
Jonn A. Hobart, well-known resident
of Oakland, went to the Selby Smelling
Works, near Vallejo Junction, to put in q
patent heater. On Thursday he was caught
between two cars on the railroad track and
received snch injuries that he died.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice Children of the Caledonian
Club will assemble at the residence of A.
LOGAN 723 l. 5 rect, on MONDAY MORNING.
July All, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, in full Highland
Costume. [B. CT jy2-lt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02

THEY DON'T "CArCH ON" ess
The House of Lords Discuss Something
They Don't Comprehend.
LONDON, July 1st.-In the House of Lords
this evening in the report on the Irish
land bill, Earl Dunraven said there were
300 amendments waiting which would
almost recast the bill-provisions which
deregated from the main object of the
measure.
Earl Spencer declared that the bill would
fail to bring settlement of the Irish ques-
| ton, and was not worth considering, as it
would not relieve the tenants. He did not
think the Government understood some of
the clauses, because in some cases q clause
would injure the tenants and in others
would injure the landlords. Tenants
might be ordered to pay arrears in small
| installments, but the payment of rents was
not provided. Therefore, tenants might
continue paving by installments and allow
their rents to accumulate. Directly the
bill passed the Courts would be crowded
with appeals, whose cases would not be
settled for years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
TELE6RAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Emperor Don Pedro has sailed for Eu,
| rope.
A number of western railroads show in.
creased earnings for the past month.
During the past year the Fish Commits
sioners distributed 81, 421 900 young shad.
Real estate transfers at Los Angeles in
| the last six months amounted to $41 ,993,-
500.
A British captain and three sailors have
been sentenced to death for numbering a
Malay sailor.
The fve-year-old child of J. H. Brown
died on Thursday near Soledad from the
| kick OF colt.
Schnaubelt the scoundrel who threw the
bomb at the Chicago Haymarket meeting
is said to be in Norway.
Strained relations appear to exist between
| Sir Drummond Wolf and the British Gov.
eminent over the Egyptian Convention.
| Sixty skeletons of men murdered by ho.
Eel keepers on the Kentucky stock road
have been found in a cave near Cookville
| Ky.
At private meeting on Thursday The
National members of the Dublin Munich
pal Council chose Winstansley for Mayor
of their city.
A cargo of tea from Japan, via the Can
| adam Pacific road, has just arrived in Lon
don. The journey occupied thirty days
| and sixteen hours.
Bishop James a. Shorter of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, having charge
of the work in Sonth Carolina aud Georgia,
died suddenly at Xenia, o., yesterday.
Logan G. Murray. who is President OF
Fields United States National Bank, be-
lieves that if Field was able to settle up all
around at once he would still have 3,0O0,-
coo left.
Yesterday little daughter of J. A. Jor-
dan, of Tehama, was thrown against a
I barbed-wire fence, while she was playing
with the brute. One of the barbs pene-
trated the back of the head at the base of
the brain, causing instant death.
Albert Turner (colorcd), one of the mur.
derers of Jennie Bowman, was hanged at
Louisville yesterday. From the gallows
Turner said am going to die with an
honest heart aud bring no one to the gal
lows. Free the man Patterson he was
not with me. am willing to die now"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
DOODLE TALK.
VIII Richmond Light Out and Forfeit
His Fifty Thousand?

New YORK, July 1st-There was preva-
lent report in the city yesterday that
James A. Richmond, the fellow -boodler
and conspirator with Jacob Sharp, had
taken warning by the conviction of his
principal and had fled. 1t struck every
body who heard it as so natural that it Was
believed everywhere Richmond has left
Hot Springs, but maybe Richmond has not
fled and will appear and take the dose of
medicine prepared for the boodlers when
his time comes, but there is the least rea-
son for thinking this is just what he will
not 30. Richmond is a rich man. He
could very easily afford to forfeit the $50
600 bail which he furnished when he was
indicted. Fifty thousand dollars as the
price of immunity from long term of inn
prisonment would be little in comparison
TO him
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02

found now, even on every stand in the
streets" This, the journal explains, re-
suits from the work of the California Fruit
Union. 1t then adds: THE question of
distribution has been satisfactorily solved
and all fruit will hereafter be sold, as that
from the Mediterranean and Florida is dis
posed of, at auction" Two such sales have
already taken place, one on Tuesday last
and the other yesterday. Upon the first
occasion the fruit was disposed of at the
following prices Boxes pears, So; half
boxes peaches, 81 90; half-boxes plums,
81; half-crates plums, 81 30; half-crates APP
ricots, 81 10. At yesterdays sale plums
brought 81 5O@l 80 and apricots 50 05@
. 20
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN,
And All itching and Scaly Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by CutiCura,

DSORIAsIs Eczema, letter, Ringworm
L liehen, Pruritps, Scald Head, MIX Crust
Dandruff, BARRIERS, Bakers, Grocers' and Wash
erwoman's Itch and every species OF Itchieg
Burning, scaly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and
Scalp. with Loss of Hair. are positively cured
by CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTI-
CURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beautifier, exter-
nally. and CUTIcURA RESoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier internally, when physicians and all
other rarnpdies fail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
FRENCH FEELING.
Engiand's Egyptian Proposition Repudi-
ated by France.

PARIS, july 1st.-The Journal des Debats,
in referring to the action of the French
ambassador at Constantinople in relation
to the Egyptian convention, says: Moth
ing is more natural than that the French
diplomats should at one time have con-
sidered that possibly France would assent
to the convention shortening by several
years the period of the English occupation
of Egypt We are ready to negotiate on
that basis now, but we cannot agree that
England, by any pretext, should have the
right to perpetuate the occupation of that
country or that she should be allowed to
re-occupy it for reasons which she alone
should judge. No Frenchman of common
sense would thus sanction British pro-
tectorate and convert into right, fully
recognized by France, what now is merely
fact"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
san FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Christian Bay committed suicide at the
Rhein Hotel
The remains of Mrs. John Roth were
found off Point Bonita
A band of Apaches paid visit to China
town Thursday evening.
Trade continues dull, owing TO the APP
preaching holiday season.
Walter G. Brown shot himself in the
heart at 2204 Steiner street.
A proposition to widen Mission road is
being considered by the Street Committee.
The Panama steamer Granada is in quar-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
sHAsTA's BOOM.
"A Project that Promises Mueh for shas
ta's Prosperity.

a Project that Promises Much for shas-
ta's Prosperity.
icoP.Tlght, 1857, by de California associated Press
REDDING, July 1st.-A prominent Oak
land merchant visiting here reports Senator
John P. Jones as saying that he intends to
put Clear Creek Ditch III order. The ditch's
source is above the Tower House terminus,
Redding. For its entire length of thirty
miles there is not foot of land that will
not produce apples, peaches. figs, grapes of
all kinds, berries, and in favored localities
oranges and lemons besides. along it are
valuable quartz and placer mines. Should
the Senator do as stated, one hundred fam
lies could be placed within six miles of
Redding and over two hundred families
added to the population of the county
This ditch, in order, is one Of the most val
liable properties in the county.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEALED pROp0SaJS

fST ILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Trustees of the city of Sacramento until
MONDAY, the 18th day of JULY. 1857, at Il
o'clock A. NJ, for constructing an Artificial Stone
Sidewalk around the Plaza / and J. Ninth and
Tenth streets. Proposals viii also be received
Tor Granite or Artificial Stone Curbing around
the same, according to the specifications on file
with Clerk of Board of Trustees. aud each bid
must be accompanied with security to the
amount of SEQ, or they lis not be considered
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
proposals. By order of tire Board of Trustees
Sacramento. June q. 1887.
iy2-td JOHN cyan Street Commissioner